1840. 27 June.Bay of Islands District.Hear all men this document belonging to us. To us who sign our names and our marks. We deliver and sell to William Cook a portion of land belonging to us alone. We wholly deliver up to Cook for himself and his children this portion of land for ever. We give up for ever all things above and below in the aforesaid portion.

Pahiko.Cook and Day. [200 acres.] Now these are the boundaries. From Kouhure and Toutoto it ascends to Maungatiketike and extends to Pukewau thence to Waipuna thence to the Pukapuka and thence to Paramoko. Then descending to the water it extends to Tiketikehapa and comes out at the Roto and at Cook's old boundary at Pukepuhangahau and at the Tapere. Ana the sea, otherwise the river of Waikare on one side extending to the To and at the Kauakauaraunui it extends to Pahiko thence to Rangiaua thence to Tokitoki from Wakarongo Waiata it extends to the Waipuna and from thence to Matahi and Tautoto.

Receipt. These are the considerations which we have received. A vessel with her sails cables and all on board. The value of it in money if it were sold is Ninety Five Pounds (£95. 0. 0). Therefore we wholly deliver up that portion of land for the said vessel. We put our names and marks to this paper on the Twenty-seventh day of June 1840.